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<p>81.157.47.35: </p> <hr /> <div>==Summary==<br /> <br /> S4TYR PL4Y (the uppercase is the correct rendering) is the title of a play by Brett Hanover, themed around both [[bestiality]] and furriness.<br /> <br /> Hanover transcribed conversations from furry chatrooms to provide the dialogue for the chorus of furry characters that act as a backdrop for a series of conversations between a [[zoophile]] and a young man researching bestiality. The comments from the furry characters capture the rather random style of conversation in chatrooms in general.<br /> <br /> The play is based on the Greek tradition of satyr plays, comic, rabelaisian pieces that tended to accompany the more high-minded tragedies.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> <br /> [http://blueci.fatcow.com/index/satyr/theatre.html S4TYR PL4Y] at bretthanover.com<br /> [http://lordpook1.livejournal.com/6398.html Poster and publicity for the show from Brett Hanover's blog]]<br /> [http://www.anthrozine.com/clmn/clm.geusz.04.html Phil Geusz's review of the show]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Theater]]</div>

81.157.47.35 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/S4TYR_PL4Y 2006-09-28T23:36:03Z

<p>81.157.47.35: </p> <hr /> <div>==Summary==<br /> <br /> S4TYR PL4Y (the uppercase is the correct rendering) is the title of a play by Brett Hanover, themed around both [[bestiality]] and furriness.<br /> <br /> Hanover transcribed conversations from furry chatrooms to provide the dialogue for the chorus of furry characters that act as a backdrop for a series of conversations between a [[zoophile]] and a young man researching bestiality. The comments from the furry characters capture the rather random style of conversation in chatrooms in general.<br /> <br /> The play is based on the Greek tradition of satyr plays, comic, rabelaisian pieces that tended to accompany the more high-minded tragedies.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> <br /> [http://blueci.fatcow.com/index/satyr/theatre.html S4TYR PL4Y] at bretthanover.com<br /> [http://lordpook1.livejournal.com/6398.html Poster and publicity for the show from Brett Hanover's blog]]<br /> [http://www.anthrozine.com/clmn/clm.geusz.04.html Phil Geusz's review of the show]<br /> <br /> [Categories:Theater]</div>

81.157.47.35 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/S4TYR_PL4Y 2006-09-28T23:35:37Z

<p>81.157.47.35: </p> <hr /> <div>==Summary==<br /> <br /> S4TYR PL4Y (the uppercase is the correct rendering) is the title of a play by Brett Hanover, themed around both [[bestiality]] and furriness.<br /> <br /> Hanover transcribed conversations from furry chatrooms to provide the dialogue for the chorus of furry characters that act as a backdrop for a series of conversations between a [[zoophile]] and a young man researching bestiality. The comments from the furry characters capture the rather random style of conversation in chatrooms in general.<br /> <br /> The play is based on the Greek tradition of satyr plays, comic, rabelaisian pieces that tended to accompany the more high-minded tragedies.<br /> <br /> ==External Links==<br /> <br /> [http://blueci.fatcow.com/index/satyr/theatre.html S4TYR PL4Y] at bretthanover.com<br /> [http://lordpook1.livejournal.com/6398.html Poster and publicity for the show from Brett Hanover's blog]]<br /> [http://www.anthrozine.com/clmn/clm.geusz.04.html Phil Geusz's review of the show]<br /> <br /> [Category:Theater]</div>

81.157.47.35 //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Down_the_Rabbit_Hole 2006-09-28T23:26:25Z

<p>81.157.47.35: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Down the Rabbit Hole''' is a quarterly column in [[Anthro Magazine|''Anthro'' Magazine]] by [[Phil Geusz]], featuring his thoughts and opinions on the furry world in general. More specifically, Phil primarily deals with the interactions between [[:Category:Culture|furry culture]] and the greater [[mundane]] world. So far, the column has focused largely on [[convention|furry conventions]], what happens there, and the role of furdom in general society. <br /> <br /> One of the more controversial &quot;Rabbit Hole&quot; columns to date is a review of a furry-themed stage-play, entitled &quot;S4tyr Pl4y&quot;, in issue #4 (March/April 2006). [[S4tyr Pl4Y]] featured portrayals of furry chatrooms right alongside frank discussions of [[bestiality]], together on the same stage at the same time. Phil's review therefore deals largely with furdom's often-negative portrayal in the larger world, and what furs do and do not have the right to expect from others.<br /> <br /> &quot;Rabbit Hole&quot; is a fairly new departure for Phil, who previously concentrated on fiction. He has, however, also authored a long-running column in ''[[TSAT]]'' magazine (''[[The Rabbit's Hutch]]'') on the art and craft of story-writing.<br /> <br /> == External links ==<br /> <br /> * [http://anthrozine.com/clmn/clm.geusz.04.html S4tyr Pl4y] - From ''Anthro'' #4<br /> <br /> [[Category:Non-fiction]]</div>

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